Unit for Field-based Forest Research

The weather this winter around Umeå in northern Sweden has so far been erratic. Both November and December were unusually warm with little snow, but in January the temperature fell, it started to

The weather this winter around Umeå in northern Sweden has so far been erratic. Both November and December were unusually warm with little snow, but in January the temperature fell, it started to

17th Annual Krycklan Symposium: "Drained wetlands – effects of continued forestry and restoration” kim.lindgren@slu.se On a yearly basis, all of the people involved in the Krycklan Catchment Study

17th Annual Krycklan Symposium: "Drained wetlands – effects of continued forestry and restoration” kim.lindgren@slu.se On a yearly basis, all of the people involved in the Krycklan Catchment Study

The unit for field-based forest research was established in 2004 and belongs to the Faculty of Forest Sciences. The unit is tasked with managing the faculty's experimental forests, research stations

Data from many of the unit's long-term field trials and environmental analysis programmes are freely available to download from various databases. In some cases, a login may be required. Databases at

The unit for field-based forest research belongs to the faculty of forest sciences and has its administrative seat in Svartberget, Vindeln. Management team Tomas Lundmark - Unit manager

Svartberget is a center for forest field research in northern Sweden. It provides key infrastructures for field research on mire ecosystems, catchments, and productive pine and spruce stands. The

Mixed species forests - Risks, resilience and management The main objective of this conference is to communicate the state-of-the-art scientific knowledge in various fields connected to both mixed

In June Unesco decided to approve the application for Vindeln River to become a biosphere reserve. For SLU this means that two of the research stations, Svartberget in Vindeln and Röbäcksdalen in

In June Unesco decided to approve the application for Vindeln River to become a biosphere reserve. For SLU this means that two of the research stations, Svartberget in Vindeln and Röbäcksdalen in